Low Doggy

The receiving partner starts on all fours, then lowers their chest flat to the bed surface, extending arms forward and resting their cheek on the mattress. The hips stay raised — this flattened upper body with elevated hips creates the steep downward angle that defines this position.

The receiving partner's hips should be higher than their shoulders. If the bed is too high for comfortable hip elevation, place a pillow under the chest to raise the upper body slightly while keeping the hips elevated.

The penetrating partner kneels behind the receiving partner, aligning their pelvis with the raised hips. The flattened position creates a tighter fit because the vaginal walls are compressed by the angle — entry will feel snugger than standard doggy.

Enter slowly at the steep downward angle — the angle targets the anterior vaginal wall and G-spot directly. The tighter fit means every millimeter of movement is felt more intensely, so small movements produce big sensations.

The penetrating partner grips the receiving partner's hips to control both depth and angle — pulling the hips slightly higher or lower changes where the stimulation lands. The hip grip also prevents the receiving partner from sliding forward on the bed.

Use slow, deliberate thrusts rather than fast ones — the tight fit and steep angle make this position highly sensitive. Fast thrusting in this position can be too intense. Let the tightness do the work.

The receiving partner can slide a hand between their body and the bed to reach the clitoris — the flattened position makes clitoral self-stimulation difficult but not impossible with the right angle.